News type: Interview

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    AURÉLIEN CRIDA: “A planet changes its orbit due to gravitational interactions with the gas disk in which it formed”
    The Universitary Institute of France, where an international jury values ​​the quality of the research presented, accepted his project to improve the...
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    BEGOÑA VILA: “El James Webb es un telescopio para todos, para toda la Humanidad”
    Con motivo de la celebración del Día Internacional de la Mujer compartimos la entrevista que realizamos a Begoña Vila, ingeniera de Sistemas de Instrumentos del...
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    Bill Chaplin: “Science would be very boring if all our theories proved correct right from the start, in fact that would be a very unrealistic world”
    Bill Chaplin is an excellent communicator, as his students at University of Birmingham (United Kingdom), where he teaches Solar and Stellar Physics, would...
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    BRENDON J. BREWER: “Bayesian inference maximizes the possibility of finding the answer to certain question with a minimum of data”
    This New Zealander, astrophysicist and lecturer at the Winter School of the IAC applies Bayesian methods to the study of active galaxies
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    CAITLIN CASEY: “Queremos saber cómo se formaron las galaxias más extremas en el universo primitivo”
    Cuando era una niña, Caitlin Casey acudía al planetario de su escuela con mucha frecuencia, fascinada por los objetos celestes que allí podía descubrir. Años...
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    Canción para las noches estrelladasENTREVISTA A SERGIO PASCUAL (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)
    Habitamos un universo de galaxias. Aunque una de ellas es nuestro hogar, apenas estamos empezando a leer sus historias. Sabemos que son estructuras fluidas, que...
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    Carlo Rovelli: "En el Universo podría haber sistemas distintos a nosotros con otra flecha del tiempo, o sin tiempo"
    Este físico teórico presentó su original idea en el congreso Phylosophy of Cosmology celebrado en Tenerife
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    CARME JORDI “Gaia has already covered the whole sky”
    The astronomer is participating in the symposium “First Science with Gaia” within the EWASS 2015 conference
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    CASIANA MUÑOZ-TUÑÓN “ If they aren’t controlled, in only a few years the satellite constellations will have a serious impact on ground-based astronomy”
    Between 3rd and 8th October the Conference “Dark and Quiet Skies for Science and Society” will be held in La Palma. It will convene a small group of specialists...